Anna Richard
Designer
Anna is a Graphic Designer, assisting with strategy and design on a variety of projects. Anna earned a degree in Visual Communication Design from Kent State University, where she specialized in typography, lettering, and type design. Before working at designRoom, Anna was part of a team of contractors at Google Fonts who improved and expanded the design of typefaces in the Google Fonts library. She has spoken at TypeCon and TypeWknd on the ways fonts, psychology, and design intersect. Her favorite font that she hasn't worked on is Greta Mono. She owns three different coffee makers, and is on a never-ending quest to find her favorite pen.
“Opening eyes has a lot of big moments, but being committed has a lot of smaller moments. It's about doing the right thing, even if it wasn’t the planned thing.”
Anna Richard
Designer
Recent Blog Posts
A Small Team’s Guide to Nonprofit AI SEO: Demonstrating Experience Without the Burnout
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How I Use AI to Spend More Time on the Work That Matters Most
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The Search Landscape Is Changing. Are Nonprofits Ready?
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